Kydyk Suleimanov (1921),
Doctor of Historical Sciences (1971), Professor (1973)
Uyghur. Born in Moscow, Russia.
Graduated from Frunze Agricultural Technical School (1973), Kurgan State Agricultural Institute (1981), postgraduate studies at the All-Russian Institute of Agricultural Sciences (Voronezh, 1987).
Worked as a senior laboratory assistant, assistant, head of the department, associate professor at Kurgan State Agricultural Institute, and since 2000 - professor at K.I. Skryabin Kazakh Agro Technical University.
Specialist in veterinary morphology of animals.
Published more than 60 scientific works, including 1 monograph, 1 textbook, and 3 inventions.
Under his supervision, 1 candidate dissertation has been defended.
Main Works:
1. Correlations in the growth of muscles and bones in chickens of various ages in relation to productivity and the use of biostimulants (Proceedings of the Voronezh Agricultural Institute. Physiological and morphological features of animals in industrial-type farms). Voronezh, 1987.
2. On the nomenclature of muscles in chickens. //Ecological and experimental aspects of the functional morphology of domestic birds. Voronezh, 1988.
3. The role of brain sections in domestic ducks during postnatal ontogenesis and its species-specific features. //Collection of scientific papers dedicated to the 1000th anniversary of the epic "Manas". Bishkek, 1995.
4. Morphometric analysis of the dynamics of growth of immune-competent organs in young agricultural birds. //Materials of the international scientific-practical conference for young scientists and postgraduates. Almaty, 1997.
5. Ontogenesis of immune-competent organs in birds based on the example of domestic ducks. //Current issues of modern histopathology. Collection of scientific papers of the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy. Bishkek, 1999.